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I like that @Reflsin2bourbons !… I wonder if this scenario would be an opportunity to slip an Easter egg for book-Bond aficionados, and this gangster’s name is Jack Sprang(?)…
(There are a few members here, like @Risico007 who have a passion for DAF the book).
I think May could be some nice comedic relief, Imagine a scene like TND where Bond is brushing up on his Danish, buts its in Bond's flat and hes shagging a girl named Lola Broadchest and May is picking up underwear and lingerie left and right, while chastising Bond and giving pithy remarks. Bond gets a call in from his Omega "It's the office" and out he goes...
Probably the most charming actor that ever was!
Hah! Imagine the reactions if they pulled up a character name like Lola Broadchest up from the hat! :))
Adding May to the cast as comedic relief could work though; it worked well with Mrs. Hudson in Sherlock, for example.
Is the missing 00 agent stolen the money for himself? Or he has a boss where he have given the money? James must find out the truth.
Anyway, the missing Intel funds is happened to be around £50 Million Pounds, stolen using a hacking system that when identified, the suspect was revealed to be 005, using his real name, thanks to Q.
I like the idea of Bond having to investigate a fellow 00 agent who might have stolen funds/done something nefarious. Not too sure about M being put under house arrest (if anything I think there's more drama if M's being put under pressure by ministers/is at risk of losing his job if Bond doesn't solve this).
It kinda reminds me of the set up to DN (albeit more the book) where the rest of the Service believes that Strangways and his secretary have run off. We of course see Strangways being murdered beforehand, and Bond himself doesn't believe he's run off. Due to his personal connection to the character he's more involved in solving the mystery.
It kinda feels this story needs something like that. Perhaps we see what's happened to 005 beforehand (is he being framed by a third party? Was he perhaps blackmailed into giving over the funds to some shadowy figure? Or was he in cahoots with the villain behind this? Was he killed after giving one the money?) There's a lot of potential for drama though, and I'd want to learn more if it were the broad concept. But it'd needs a grander villain's scheme. How is that money going to be used for something bigger for instance? Or is it a way of getting us to something a bit bigger?
In the cold shadow of a crumbling global alliance, James Bond is dispatched on a mission like none before—he must eliminate a former MI6 agent turned traitor. This agent was Bond's closest ally during a covert mission in Russia years ago. Bond’s orders are clear: The agent has stolen classified intelligence that could dismantle global stability if sold to the highest bidder. However, as Bond hunts this agent, he discovers that MI6 has concealed the true nature of the agent’s defection. He didn’t betray MI6 out of greed—he uncovered a high-level conspiracy within MI6 itself, orchestrated by an elite group aiming to provoke a catastrophic world war for their own gain.
Bond’s mission spirals into a psychological battle as he grapples with loyalty, questioning whether his agency is the enemy. Alongside an emotionally scarred whistleblower, former CIA operative (Bond girl), Bond races across a war-torn Eastern Europe. The pair faces nightmarish ordeals as they attempt to expose the real traitors, all while being hunted by the full force of MI6.
Bond must decide whether to complete his mission or embrace the devastating truth.
This could be a brutal exploration of betrayal, trust, and the darker realities of espionage, with Bond forced to question not only his loyalty but his very identity as an agent.
OR
After a botched assassination attempt on a British diplomat in Vienna, Bond is assigned to track down a shadowy, underground group known as Nocturne. This clandestine organization isn’t just a typical terrorist cell—it specializes in psychological warfare, using advanced brainwashing techniques to turn loyal agents into sleeper assassins.
As Bond follows a trail of manipulation, mind-control, and betrayal, he uncovers that Nocturne has infiltrated MI6 at its highest levels. Some of the agents Bond once trusted have already been compromised, and he finds himself questioning who is under control and who isn’t.
Bond's investigation leads him to a secret experimental facility in Iceland, where prisoners of war and political dissidents have been subjected to horrific experiments on mind control and memory erasure. As Bond tries to shut down the facility, he learns that the lead scientist was a former MI6 operative, experimenting on his own team during covert operations.
In a chilling finale, Bond himself falls victim to Nocturne's brainwashing, leading to a final showdown where he must fight to reclaim his own mind and stop the ultimate sleeper assassin—himself.
OR
James Bond is sent to Iraq to stop a rogue arms dealer who has discovered a legendary ancient weapon beneath the ruins of Babylon. This weapon could destabilize the entire Middle East if sold to terrorist organizations. As Bond navigates a web of rival intelligence agencies, warlords, and corrupt officials, he teams up with (Bond girl), an Iraqi archaeologist determined to destroy the weapon.
In the ruins of Babylon, Bond faces al-Zaman in a deadly confrontation, balancing ancient history and modern warfare. Bond must decide whether to let Western powers seize control of the weapon or destroy it entirely, risking further chaos in the region.
This could be an opportunity for a tense exploration of power, intervention, and the blurred lines between heroism and destruction.
Sorry, it's just a plot summary, just an idea of mine, so not well fleshed out 😅, it depends on the filmmakers on how they would expand on it (if they ever thought of this idea), I liked the suggestions you've given, perhaps we could help this out, together to make it work.